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I just took a trip to the Hogle Zoo in Salt Lake City with my boy's kindergarten class, and saw a pair of absolutely gorgeous and HUGE Black pines, the biggest I've ever seen! The placard said they could grow to 8 feet long (I thought that was a little big for Blacks) but these two looked like they were that big. Didn't even think to get a picture either. Oh well. Anyway, I'll be getting some Black pines soon, and these guys made me really excited to get them. Was just hoping for some of you with Black pines to post some pics of your adults and and babies and anything in between? Thanks!
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1.0 Lampropeltis t. gaigae
1.1 Lampropeltis g. floridana
1.1 Pituophis c. sayi (Hypo Stillwater)
0.1 Pituophis c. sayi (South Texas)
1.0 Lichanura t. myriolepis

here is a male I used to own up until about three years ago. A good black pine will seriously rival any other sub/species for pet quality. Here I am referting to disposition, as color and pattern preference are a matter of personal opinion. Good luck in your quest.
daveb

here is a female black this is the daughter of daves male

Here is my female black pine after I got her as a hatchling in 05. She is perhaps my snake with the sweetest attitude in my collection.

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Genesis 1:1

how a properly maintaned animal should look!!!! awesome!!!
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Thanks,

Frank Roberts
Roberts' Realm Of Reptile Research

Thank you sir!
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Genesis 1:1

Here's one of mine:

Third Eye

Beautiful pics guys, THANKS!!
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1.0 Lampropeltis t. gaigae
1.1 Lampropeltis g. floridana
1.1 Pituophis c. sayi (Hypo Stillwater)
0.1 Pituophis c. sayi (South Texas)
1.0 Lichanura t. myriolepis

heres mine

Here is mine, not quite a yearling yet so there is still a bit of patterning.